Holy Precipitation Batman!

I decided to ride on the trainer last night because we were supposed to get some thunderstorms passing through our area. It’s a good thing I did, because we probably had one of the worst rainstorms that I have ever seen yesterday. At one point, the rain was falling at a rate of nearly two inches an hour! The really heavy stuff didn’t last too long, but we did end up with 2.64 inches of rainfall yesterday according to a nearby weather station in my neighborhood. That’s more than half the average rainfall for the entire month and we got most of that in a one to two hour period! Craziness!

I’m hoping the wet stuff will stay away this afternoon and that I’ll be able to get a longish ride in tonight. I don’t know if I can handle multiple days on the trainer straight. I tried spinning yesterday while watching Breaking Away, which came recommended by a few other fellow triathletes. I must say, the first hour was a bit slow, though. I guess it was made in 1979, so my expectations probably shouldn’t have been too high. I still have another 40 minutes of the move waiting for me at home too.

Also, I hate eating oranges with seeds.

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  1. Hey chris,

    What’s your training volume look like these days? Just curious about what an IM guy is doing this close to his race.

    Mike

    Comment by mike | 2005/06/28 at 12:00:54
  2. Have you tried Spinervals? Those are great.

    Comment by Wil | 2005/06/28 at 12:12:51
  3. I like Breaking Away. We probably watched it at the same time on national tv. I agree the first part is slow but its an inspirational flick.

    I am lucky enough that I don’t own a trainer and blessed with great year round weather in Phoenix but a trainer does certainly make decisions easier on getting in a ride when you don’t want to fight traffic

    Comment by commodore | 2005/06/30 at 14:59:30

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